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Newspaper

Vienna Progress

Location

Vienna, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1900

Page

2

Streetcar seating debate shows mixed race plan gains support

A letter from Rev. R H Carter argues for race based seating on street cars as a practical measure. He contends segregated seating protects riders and advances fairness, while noting transportation aims quick and affordable. The commentary links policy to broader social implications and legal intent.

Atlanta Constitution R H Carter Constitution R. H. Carter

Weekly newspaper prices debated by Georgia papers

The Dalton Argus comments on the Constitution claim that weekly papers are underpriced. It cites editor Shayer praising high quality and costs, while noting others like Darien Gazette’s Dick Grubb support raising rates to 2.50 a year. The piece argues publishers err in lowering subscriptions.

Dalton Argus Shayer Dick Grubb Darien Gazette Georgia

Local paper serves town’s character and duty to readers

The piece argues that the weekly Constitution reflects Dalton’s community, not competing with city papers. It urges residents to support their local newspaper as essential, noting editors record local moves, inspire enterprise, and present the town to outsiders. It condemns neglect as weakening town standing.

Constitution Dalton

Best line of groceries in town at Jordan Bros

A local market, Jordan Bros, showcases a standout grocery line described as the best in town, drawing shopper interest and likely increased foot traffic to the store.

Jordan Bros

Farmers urged to switch gin boxes for cotton premium

Attention farmers and ginners. Change your gin boxes to 24xb4 and secure 25 cents a bale premium for your cotton. For full particulars address Jas. T. Stewart & Son in Savannah Georgia.

Jas. T, Stewart & Son Savannah, Ga

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